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This week we're revisiting episode number 172 with Ali Edwards. The episode was recommended by a number of people. Member Lorian writes “Ali's Letting Go of Perfectionism is on my list of favorites.” As you listen to this episode, reflect on how your relationship with perfectionism has shaped your scrapbooking experience. After the episode you're invited to visit simplescrapper.com/syw172 to share your insights.✨ Register for the Open House at simplescrapper.com/open
Alison Lehmann Edwards is the CEO of the nonprofit organization Groundswell, she has been involved with the organization since 1998, serving as the director for the BRIDGES Safe and Respectful Schools Program, then Deputy Director of the organization before becoming CEO in 2018. Ali has degrees in Ethnic Studies, American Studies and Cultural Studies. Groundswell is the organization that tracked and reported hate activity for the County of Orange and produced their annual hate activity report for 30+ years. The non-profit now focuses its work on bringing diverse people together to co-create belonging in OC classrooms, courtrooms, board rooms living rooms and beyond. In her downtime, Ali enjoys playing soccer, going camping and getting into good trouble with her partner Chris and children Ellie and Sam. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County.
As you approach the new year, do you focus on results-oriented New Year's resolutions, or do you prefer to set broader intentions for the year?In a time where we are overbooked, over-committed, and weighed down by all that is going on in the world, messages promising the results we crave can make us vulnerable to feeling like we are doing something wrong for feeling out of sorts because we do not do life in a prescribed manner.So many offerings are a recipe for failing in our hopes for end-of-the-year plans.Yet, finding a focused practice for examining how you manage your time and make decisions that align with your values and how you live and experience life can delight you while bringing you clarity in a chaotic world.Ali Edwards is the founder and CEO of Ali Edwards Designs. Her passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Her work includes writing, photography, teaching and memory keeping product design.Listen to the full episode to hear: How Ali's background in graphic design influenced the visual storytelling of memory keeping Why Ali is drawn to the everyday stories and not just big milestone moments How Ali decides what to share publicly and what to keep private How Ali handles consent in documenting the lives of her kids and family How the shift from blogging to social media has shaped what and how Ali shares from her life Why Ali chooses a word to guide her year How Ali stays grounded while “taking the temperature” of those around her Learn more about Ali Edwards: Website Instagram: @aliedwards Learn more about Rebecca: rebeccaching.com Work With Rebecca Sign up for the weekly Unburdened Leader Email Resources: The Emotional Lives of Teenagers: Raising Connected, Capable, and Compassionate Adolescents,Lisa Damour Remarkably Bright Creatures, Shelby Van Pelt David Kushner - Daylight The Bear Jury Duty The Goonies Sixteen Candles
August at twenty-two is the tale of a young woman thrown into a sea of relationships, their complexities and the discovery of her own identity as it is molded by her desires, priorities and expectations. Cal, played by Ali Edwards, is a floundering actress who has to deal with the fact that her childhood soulmate, Jacob, now has a serious girlfriend. Cal's acceptance of the new relationship veers into uncharted territory as the friendship between the two women becomes complicated and complex, challenging Cal's focus, identity and the other relationships in her life. Our guests today are Ali Edwards, who besides playing Cal, is also the writer of the tilm, and first time feaature film director Sophia Castuera. Sophia says of the material, “Our hope is that this film transports you back to your own life at “twenty-two” just like it did for me. She's (Cal, the protagonist) a queer woman with complex feelings for those around her. I certainly knew that feeling. And even beyond her queerness, I felt seen in Cal's inability to separate friendships from romance and intimacy. I wanted what she craved too, and Ali's writing succinctly touched a nerve with me, in a meaningful and confronting way. " with co-host Brody Levesque
August at twenty-two is the tale of a young woman thrown into a sea of relationships, their complexities and the discovery of her own identity as it is molded by her desires, priorities and expectations. Cal, played by Ali Edwards, is a floundering actress who has to deal with the fact that her childhood soulmate, Jacob, now has a serious girlfriend. Cal's acceptance of the new relationship veers into uncharted territory as the friendship between the two women becomes complicated and complex, challenging Cal's focus, identity and the other relationships in her life. Our guests today are Ali Edwards, who besides playing Cal, is also the writer of the tilm, and first time feaature film director Sophia Castuera. Sophia says of the material, “Our hope is that this film transports you back to your own life at “twenty-two” just like it did for me. She's (Cal, the protagonist) a queer woman with complex feelings for those around her. I certainly knew that feeling. And even beyond her queerness, I felt seen in Cal's inability to separate friendships from romance and intimacy. I wanted what she craved too, and Ali's writing succinctly touched a nerve with me, in a meaningful and confronting way. " with co-host Brody Levesque
In this special landmark episode we welcome our very first special guests!Fellow filmmakers/actors Ali Edwards and Sophia Castuera drop by the pod to discuss their new film, August at 22, which is available to stream on AppleTV, Amazon Video, and other streaming platforms starting July 25.To wrap things up, we discuss this Summer's two biggest hits, or as we like to call it: Barbenheimer. Naturally, Rog and Dylan woke up in the mood for pink and came to record this episode dressed to the 9s in their inner Barbie outfits. Meanwhile, Ali and Sophia may not know who or what an "Oppenheimer" is, but somehow they managed to show up in wardrobe that commemorates Dr J. Robert Oppenheimer. By no means was anything of this coordinated in advance... or maybe it was? Who's to say?Sip back and enjoy the show!Drink of ChoiceDylan & Rog: Montauk Watermelon Session IPAAli & Sophia: Aperol SpritzCreated by upStreamhttps://www.upstreampix.com/the-wrap-beers-podcastFollow The Wrap Beers Podcast!https://www.instagram.com/thewrapbeers/https://twitter.com/TheWrapBeersDylan - https://www.instagram.com/dylan_john_murphy/Roger - https://www.instagram.com/rogerzworld/
LGBTQ Filmmakers and activists at the 25th annual Provincetown International Film Festival talk with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™. First we spoke with director Sophia Castuera and writer Ali Edwards about their first feature film “August At Twenty-Two” that's receiving a lot of buzz and will be available on most VOD streaming outlets next month. The film is about actress Cal (played by Edwards) who is floundering after college and is shocked to discover that her childhood soulmate has a serious girlfriend Em (Lilli Kay) who Cal unexpectedly falls in love with. “August At Twenty-Two” is an evocative and deeply felt portrait of young artists struggling to find their way in their craft and their lives. We also talked to Sophia and Ali about their inspiration for creating this film and their spin on our LGBTQ issues. Next we chatted with producer Fermin Rojas and director Mike Syers about their short film “There Are Things To Do” about LGBTQ activist and author Urvashi Vaid who passed away last year. Vaid was an outspoken immigrant, lesbian and woman of color who was an LGBTQ superhero and believed in human rights for all people. Urvashi led the charge in shaping the modern-day LGBTQ rights movement as Executive Director of National LGBTQ Task Force from 1989 to 1992 to founding LPAC the first lesbian Super PAC raising millions of dollars for candidates who are committed to social justice. The film chronicles her life in Provincetown and 34-year relationship with partner/wife comedian Kate Clinton who inspired her call to action resulting in achieving equality for our LGBTQ community. We concluded our montage with director Sam Shahid whose documentary “Hidden Master: The Legacy of George Platt Lynes” uncovers the life and work of photographer George Platt Lynes. Best remembered for his dazzling celebrity and fashion photographs of the 1930's and 1940's, Lynes was forced to keep his male nude photos hidden from the public. Shahid hopes his film will help reclaim this gifted artist's full legacy and lasting influence as one of the first openly gay American artists. The Provincetown Film Society, Inc. (PFS) is a non-profit year-round organization and home of the Provincetown International Film Festival. PFS is dedicated to showcasing new achievements in independent film and honoring the work of acclaimed and emerging directors, producers and actors. For More Info… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES
The draft is back! Matthew and Samuel compete to pick the 10 best Capcom games from the developer/publisher's extensive and dazzling library. If you like fighting games, apologies in advance. You can vote for the winner in the pinned tweet @backpagepod on Twitter. This week's music is from the Devil May Cry 5 soundtrack by Casey Edwards and Ali Edwards, and the Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny soundtrack by Taro Iwashiro. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I've been a fan of Yin Goh since my earliest days as a scrapbooker. In fact, her templates were often featured in my weekly product posts back when Simple Scrapper was a daily blog.Today Yin is an avid hybrid scrapbooker, creating most often with Ali Edwards products. As our February featured artist, her work inspired our latest style challenge inside the membership. This episode explores Yin's perspective in memory keeping, as well as the techniques that do (and do not) work well for her. I enjoyed 'meeting' her after so many years in same creative circles. Visit simplescrapper.com/syw204 for the full show notes.
The podcast is back and this is the second episode of this two part mini relaunch. Be ready to be inspired.In episode 42, Kellee talks to Ali Edwards. This conversation is a full circle moment as Ali is someone Kellee followed decades ago as she started her own creative journey is scrapbooking where Ali was already a leader in the space. Today Ali refers to herself as 'proud to be a continual work-in-progress' and in this episode we talk about this journey and the decisions that led her to make her choices for her business.Learn more about Ali Edwards on her Website www.aliedwards.comYou can follow her on Instagram @aliedwards Find all the links (including the transcript) by visiting the show notes HERERethink the possibilities with your Creative Business in 2023! Download this free guide: 100 Ways to Make Money as an ArtistFollow Kellee on her Instagram Account @kelleewynnestudiosFollow the podcast and great business advice @maderemarkable
Thank you, game music lovers, for almost three years of Very Good Music. We love you. Discord: https://discord.gg/gfypDsuqFs Twitter: @VGMpod and @Shootkapow E-mail: verygoodmusicvgm@gmail.com Voicemail: Anchor.com/vgmvgm Tracklist: Still Alive - Portal - Jonothan Coulton and Ellan McLain - Valve, 2007 (@NerdNoiseRadio) Ending Theme - The Adeventures of Mighty Max (Genesis) - Matt Furniss - WJS Design/Ocean, 1994 (@TheVGMbassy) Hard Corps Blues - Contra Hard Corps - Hiroshi Kobayashi - Konami, 1994 (@ThePhantomire) End Credits - Perfect Dark - Grant Kirkhope, Graeme Norgate, and David Clynick - Rare, 2000 (@RichStokesy and @DYHPTG) Rebirth - Illusion of Gaia - Yasuhiro Kawasaki - Quintet/Enix/Nintendo, 1993 (@Jgangsta187) Return to Mother Earth - Terranigma - Miyoko Takaoka and Masanori Hikichi - Quintet/Enix/Nintendo, 1995 (@OkImpala) Staff Roll - Vagrant Story - Hitoshi Sakimoto - Square Electronic Arts, 2000 (@BeardSpeck) Tears Stained Eyes - Snatcher (Sega CD) - Masahiro Ikariko - Konami, 1994 (@NerdNoiseRadio) Ending - Tales of Symphonia - Motoi Sakuraba, Shinji tamura, and Takeshi Arai - Namco, 2003 (RyanDS) The Last Scene - Sonic Adventure 2 - Fumie Kumatani - Sonic TEam USA/Sega, 2001 (Rjjj Gacria) No Cab, Fan Pride: Boku No Infinite Thotty Gaiden from Resonance of the Pure Land (based on Second Truth From the Left from Secret of Mana) - Hiroki Kikuta, arr. Sir Jordanius - Square, 1993 (@re_vgm) https://soundcloud.com/ocremix/1-11-no-cab-fan-pride-boku-no?in=ocremix/sets/secret-of-mana-resonance-of-the-pure-land Kirby's Dream Land 3 Extended Dreamy 80's Synth Remix (based on Staff Roll) - Jun Ishikawa, arr. Voltz Supreme - HAL Laboratory/Nintendo, 1997 (@VoltzSupreme) https://open.spotify.com/album/5Pgsg2vFuyqBN4ssJBC1L8?si=ojVIWN_ETei3jVhPl8Z-hw&nd=1 "Bye" With a Smile / Do U R - Grounseed - Masahiro Kajihara, Ryu Takami, Takahiro Nogi, Ryu Umemoto, Daisuke Takahashi, and Tatsuya Komoro - Studio Twinkle/EXIT, 1996 (@VGMporium) Ending Theme - Mega Man X5 - Naoto Tanaka and Naoya Kamisaka - Capcom, 2000 (@KurlyKevinS) Memories of You - Persona 3 - Shoji Meguro and Yumi Kawamura - Atlus, 2006 (Professor Tom - http://linktr.ee/shujinacademy) Never More - Persona 4 - Shoji Meguro and Shihoko Hirata - Atlus, 2008 (Professor Tom) Devil Trigger - Devil May Cry 5 - Kota Suzuki, Hiromitsu Maeba, and Yoshiya Terayama - performed by Casey Edwards, Ali Edwards, and Cliff Lloret - Capcom, 2019 (@BombermanX21) Lily - Guilty Gear Xrd -Sign- (Arcade) - Daisuke Ishiwatariand Junya C. Motomura, performed by Naoki Hashimoto, arr. Norichika Sato - ArcSystemWorks/Sega, 2014 (ProfJeff) See You Again - Ys I & II (PC Engine CD-ROM2) - Yuzo Koshiro, arr. Ryo Yonemitsu - Nihon Falcom/Alfa System/Hudson Soft, 1989 (@Purenell) Ending Theme - Fido Dido (Genesis) - Matt Furniss - Kaneko, 1994 (unreleased) (UtopiaNemo) Closer: Beyond the Sky - Xenoblade Chronicles - Yasunori Mitsuda - Monolith Soft/Nintendo, 2010 Stingers: Skeletroy's VGMVGM Theme Songs: VGMPod Theme Song...OF DOOM MMX Style Theme Song VGM Pod Metal Version 3 VGM Theme RPG Mix VGM Pod Winter Theme A Very Good Theme Song --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vgmvgm/message
In this episode of the Crafty Ass Female Podcast, Kristin talks to Ali Edwards and they discuss their love of television and how it helps them tell their stories. They talk about their favorite shows, both past and present, and how they connect to scrapbooking. You'll hear about the shows we loved this year, why we loved them, and the shows we think ar egreat recommendations for others (and a few that we thought were just okay). Television is a great way to explore different story beats, take deeper looks at different characters, and how they can be used to enhance a scrapbooking project. We also see how food TV shows have influenced our cooking and our lives, and it's been create to see their evolution from the days of 2am Food TV to everything that's available now. We discuss how some of these shows are more focused on competition and drama, while others are more focused on the process of cooking and being kind to one another. This conversation was so epic that we had to break it up into two episodes! The second half of this awesome conversation is coming up next week.
In this episode of the Crafty Ass Female Podcast, Kristin talks to this season's third and final December Daily Roundtable with four amazing guests: Tracey Fox, Nolana Lynch, Shannan Manton, and Juli Whetstone; and we're talking all about the tips and tricks we have for our December projects. Throughout the episode, we discuss how we document their lives through the holidays, including Ali Edwards' December Daily project. Tracy, Shannon, Nolana, Juli, and Kristin are all excited about scrapbooking the December season and chatting about their different approaches to the project. Nolana and Tracy are traditional scrappers, Shannon is a minimalist digital scrapbooker, and Juli loves mini-books. They all enjoy the different ways that they can document their December memories. Our conversation revolves around making the project work for your life, how to make it fun and exciting, and how to make it unique to you. Tracy discusses how she prefers to work on her December Daily album after the holidays are over, in a process she calls scrappy Christmas in July. This allows her to have more perspective on the stories she wants to tell and also batch-processes the photos and journaling. Other crafters in Ali Edwards' community have also been touting the idea of "Done by December", which is working on the project throughout the year so you don't feel pressure to work on it every day in December. List of our favorite tips & tricks: 1. Work on this project whenever it makes sense for you. Day or night, every day or spread it out, finish it in December, work on it in January, or finish it throughout the year. 2. Give yourself boundaries so that you're not trying to do everything and comparing yourself to everyone else in the process. Your project can't be everything, it can only be what you create. 3. Foundation pages can be a great way to get ahead if you like working in advance. 4. It can be fun and helpful to do things that help you get into the holiday season (playing music, getting out decorations, etc). 5. Even if you're not preparing foundation pages, it can be helpful to prepare parts of this project in advance. Organize your supplies, think about what stories you might want to tell, etc. 6. Make some things personal to you and your stories. If you're not a Starbucks person, don't feel like you need to go out and create a Starbucks cup page just because lots of people have one. 7. You can create this project in any size that you want. It can be the same size you usually work it, it can be bigger, it can be smaller. There are no size restrictions. 8. Your pages can all be different from one another. There is no need to tie everything together because you're already tying it all together with the month itself. 9. Create some stock photography on days where the lighting is good, the house is clean, and you've got your camera out. 10. Plan things out early, map out a few pages that you want to use for special days (or not special days). 11. Don't stress about the parts you find tedious. If you don't like those parts, skip them and move on to something else. Just because certain things are prominent in other people's books, doesn't mean they need to be prominent in yours. 12. Let this album be in your style. Use the things you like. Create in ways that you find fun. Don't worry about what everyone else is doing, unless you love their style too. Tracey Fox is a self-proclaimed “scrapbookin', feminist nerd” living in central Ohio with her husband, three cats, and no kids. She is a director of data analytics by day and a scrapbooker by night (and on weekends), and she documents her introverted adventures with bright colors and lots of photos on every page. Traditional layouts are her jam, but she has been known to dabble in other projects to keep up with all the fun in the scrappy community. Tracey has taught classes and contributed content for Get it Scrapped, Scrap Happy, and The Awesome Ladies Project, and she has served on design teams for Elle's Studio, Paper Issues, Freckled Fawn, Feed Your Craft, and Color Cast Designs. These days, Tracey spends most of her crafty time stashbusting and enjoying annual projects like #scrappychristmasinjuly. Blog: traceyfox.com (traceyfox.com) Instagram: instagram.com/scrappylikeafox (instagram.com/scrappylikeafox) Nolana Lynch is a researcher, scrapbooker, social entrepreneur and more. She lives in Brisbane, Australia with her husband Aidan and son, Preston. She loves all things crafty - they bring her so much fun! When she is not working on her next crafty project, you can find her outdoors, enjoying the coastal air, the sound of the waves, hikes and the smell of the fresh Eucalyptus trees. Nolana has a rich past in social justice and environmental issues and is currently doing research on the capacity of Indigenous communities for sustainable livelihoods through native foods. Instagram: Instagram.com/nehlan.has.a.plan (Instagram.com/nehlan.has.a.plan) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nolanalynch (https://www.youtube.com/@nolanalynch) Shannan Manton is a digital scrapbooker and designer with a minimalist style. She lives in Sydney Australia with her husband and two teenage kids. Juli Whetstone is a recovering perfectionist obsessed with purple. You can usually find her scrapbooking, reading, or taking care of her many plants. Through the ALP community she's learned “my story matters”—even when you're single & don't have kids.
In this episode of the Crafty Ass Female Podcast, Kristin talks to this season's first December Daily Roundtable, with four amazing guests, and we're talking all about December stories. Megan Anderson talks about her hybrid approach to memory keeping, her document now & make later plan, and how she's using photo books and 1 second everyday videos. Kasha Gage discusses her work as a photographer and family historian. Steph Grimes talks about her return to weekly Project Life and her plans to try new things next year. Jeanne Williams talks about how she has been a lifelong storyteller and got back into scrapbooking about ten years ago. She also talks about how she does a weekly Project Life and a 6x8 story album every year. The conversation centers around how to approach December Daily storytelling, with the perspective that everyone has different lives, with different stories, and all of those stories matter. There is no right or wrong way to approach this project – and the best way forward is whatever works for you. We talk about how we all generally go into December knowing that there are some specific stories we want to tell. Some of us try to focus on prompts or story ideas related to the date or what we're feeling in the moment and others rely more on going back and reflecting a little bit later on. The conversation discusses the process of photojournalism and how that is a big part of the December storytelling process, especially when it can be a harder time to take photos. We also get into the different ways that we are tracking our stories throughout December. There are some really great ideas from using the Notes app on your phone, to using a Travelers Notebook to free write and get ideas down, to using index cards to help keep track of ideas, and more. About Our Guests Megan Kiekel Anderson is a nerdy, queer, neruodivergent horror and speculative fiction writer. While she's taken her memory keeping private in recent years, she loves documenting life through weekly round-up spreads and daily one second videos. She lives in Kansas City with her chaotic family, including too many cats, chickens, and foster kittens. https://megankiekelanderson.com/ https://www.instagram.com/megannerdnest/ https://twitter.com/MeganNerdNest Steph Grimes is a lifelong storytelling and memory keeper. She made her first scrapbook from a kit when she was 21 and has been making scrapbooks for over 20 years. She lives in Maryland with her husband and dog, Ruby. She enjoys documenting all types of stories, from day-to-day life to the grandest adventures, but travel albums are her favorite projects. Steph currently serves as an Ali Edwards Ambassador and has previously served on the Elle's Studio Design Team. Website: createdbysteph.com Instagram: Instragram.com/createdbysteph YouTube: Youtube.com/@createdbysteph Jeanne Williams is a lifelong storyteller and writer who lives in Arlington, Virginia. She has been married for 31 years to her college sweetheart and is mother to two amazing young adult daughters. She loves telling her stories through Project Life, story albums and various mini books and travelers' notebooks. This will be her 8th year creating a December Daily album, a favorite project each holiday season. In addition to her creative pursuits, Jeanne loves the beach, reading, travel, coffee and happy hour on the porch. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeannemwill/ Kasha Gage currently lives in Huntington Beach, CA with her husband and cute puppy. She is a lifestyle photographer who loves capturing her everyday via photos + words. Memory keeping allows her to blend her passions for photography, design and storytelling. IG: https://www.instagram.com/kashakgage YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/kashagage
Today's episode is brought to you by She Podcasts Live 2022 (https://www.shepodcasts.com/she-podcasts-live-2022/)! She Podcasts LIVE will be taking place in Washington, D.C. from October 11-14, 2022 at the MGM National Harbor. This event is the world's largest gathering of women podcasters and is perfect for audio content creators, storytellers, and more. Attendees can expect to learn from exclusively female-identifying podcast editors, social media marketers, authors, podcast hosts, and others during this four-day event, where at least 50% of speakers will be women of color, LGBTQIA+ or both. Register now and join us in D.C. this October! shepodcastslive.com (https://www.shepodcasts.com/she-podcasts-live-2022/) Save $50 on registration with discount code CAF! In this episode, Kristin talks to Laura Wonsik about how scrapbooking (for us) is so much more than a hobby; it's a lifestyle. In this episode Laura Wonsik and I talk about: 1. Scrapbooking is a huge part of our lives, but it has a high barrier to entry. So what are some ways in which we make things more accessible? 2. Stamps –both using them and designing them. We talk about why we love stamping and the imperfection of stamping, and how that intersects with your own self-worth. I ask Laura what she's been creating recently, and also what her favorite stamp set is. 3. We also talk about the BFF Sticker Club and stickers as a really easy entry point into the scrapbooking and documenting your life world! About our Guest Laura Wonsik is a therapist-by-day and scrapper-by-night based in Oxford, OH. She designs stamps for Ali Edwards and also runs the BFF Sticker Club with her childhood best friend, Annie. Her daughters, Ellie and Isla, are the main subjects of her memory keeping. Show Notes Laura's Instagram: laura_wonsik (https://www.instagram.com/laura_wonsik/?hl=en) BFF Sticker Club Instagram: thebffstickerclub (https://www.instagram.com/thebffstickerclub/?hl=en) BFF Sticker Club Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/thebffstickerclub The Paradox of Choice: https://amzn.to/3PdpFlf Misti Stamping Platform: https://amzn.to/3zGtvh9
Have you ever wondered how to live with intention when life is overwhelming and chaotic? In response to a listener request (and the state of the world), in Episode 273, Christine chats with Ali Edwards, a creative committed to words, images, and documenting everyday moments. Christine and Ali talk about living with intention and authenticity, guiding life mantras, how to simplify life amidst chaos, and more. + + + + + Edit Your Life shares practical ideas for decluttering your home, schedule, and mental space without getting bogged down by perfection. Winner of the 2017 Iris Award for Podcast Of The Year. Hosted by Christine Koh (+ Asha Dornfest from 2015 to 2021). Share: #edityourlifeshow Show notes: http://www.edityourlifeshow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edityourlifeshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edityourlifeshow/ Email: edityourlifeshow@gmail.com
Hey! We're continuing this Week in the Life series with Ali Edwards herself -- founder of the Week in the Life Project, chatting all about the origins of WitL, and so much more. What is Week in the Life? From Ali Edwards.com: A seven-day documentary project, Week In The Life™ began in 2005 as an annual opportunity to capture the simple everyday details of life with photos and words. The albums I've created are some of my most treasured in that they are wonderfully true representations of my family's life at a particular point in time. From the mundane to the profound, it's those simple little everyday moments that I treasure most. In this episode, we get into some great topics: ** * we talk about the **epic Star Wars adventure Ali just got back from * we talk about how Week in the Life started * we talk about our favorite parts of the WitL project * we talk about how we are approaching this project in 2022 Learn more about Week in the Life at AliEdwards.com (https://aliedwards.com/week-in-the-life-2019?utm_source=social&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=aed436-21_brand-ambassador-kristin-tweedale)
No matter your personality, we all experience a certain tension between control and creativity in scrapbooking. It's a feeling that regularly presents new opportunities to loosen our grip on perfectionism and stop getting in our own way. In this episode I'm joined by Ali Edwards, a passionate storyteller and industry veteran, to chat about her experiences in letting go. You'll hear about the stories that shaped her personality, why projects are her comfort zone, and what she's searching for in this season of life. See the full show notes for this episode at simplescrapper.com/syw172. ♥ Love the podcast? Join our creative community today.
Hey Paper Lover ! Welcome to another episode where we talk all things paper!! As always we are super excited you are here ! We are excited to have Ali Edwards on the show today! Her passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Today she is sharing the magic of December Daily with us! Let's get this party started as we talk all things December Daily!
How do you write about a game that's not actually finished yet? In this episode, we dig into the art of writing games magazine cover features, covering weird demos and dealing with the hype cycle in general. Hear about our experiences visiting the studios behind Pokémon and Assassin's Creed, and more embarrassing stories about throwing hot chocolate in toilets and going to the bathroom on a New York City freeway.This week's music is from the Deus Ex: Mankind Divided soundtrack by Michael McCann and Sascha Dikiciyan, and the Devil May Cry 5 soundtrack by Casey Edwards, Ali Edwards and Cliff Lloret.
"You are only limited by your level of creative genius" Dr. S If there is one thing we know for sure, it is that a creative mind can solve the world's greatest problems. This is why, today, we brought on Ali Edwards to guide us through how to increase our creative genius as well as take us down a beautiful story of her business's development and evolution as a professional scrapbooker and creative.
April Foster is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Inked Brands, where she's obsessed with starting & scaling microbrands, many of which are founded by influencers or media companies. Prior to founding Inked, April co-founded Studio Calico, a leader in the direct-to-consumer paper-crafting category, where she pioneered subscription services and organically scaled from a $4k initial investment to multiple 7-figures in a few years. April has been named an Entrepreneur of the Year in Kentucky as well as been recognized on the Inc5000 list of fastest-growing companies in three consecutive years. She’s obsessed with combining relevant products, paid content, and smart marketing with influencer brands such as Studio DIY, The Bucket List Family, Meghan Rienks, and Ali Edwards. She's most proud of her family, however. April lives on a farm in Bowling Green, Kentucky with her husband, Greg, and their five children: Claire (10), Cal (8), Sam (8), Kit (6), and baby Nell.
According to Ali Edwards, the creator of the annual one little word® project, a single word can be a powerful thing. It can be the ripple in the pond that changes everything. It can be sharp and biting, or rich and soft and slow. In this episode you'll hear Amanda + Kristin reflect on this past year with each of their words & how they showed up for them. The girls also talk about their experiences leading up to choosing their words for 2021.
I believe that our stories connect us in such a way that it helps us look past what we believe we can see and puts us in the space to feel and be present. I am happy to say that this week's guest feels the same way. Ali Edwards shares with us her creative storytelling techniques through her scrapbooking business. Join us as we discuss her relationship with telling stories, how she encourages others to speak, and of course, her favorite ways to document the Holiday season including December Daily. Check out her products on her website. https://www.aliedwards.com/ Read her blog for your December Daily Inspiration. Follow Her on Instagram www.instagram.com/aliedwards/ Watch her amazing process videos and flip throughs on YouTube www.youtube.com/c/AliEdwardsDesignInc Join her Facebook Group for more storytelling inspiration.
19. How to Add a Video to a Scrapbook PageAdding a video to a scrapbook layout is fun, easy and a really amazing trick! You'll be shocked to find out how simple it is!Get the shownotes at:https://scraphappy.org/episode19TIP: You can do this for a card, or multiple cards too!Sign up for the ScrapSmarter Experience, January 15-17, 2021 featuring keynote speaker Ali Edwards and 10 awesome instructors! Learn new scrapbooking skills from Simon Hurley, Krystal Iduñate, Tracey Fox, Sandie Reverski, Claudia Azucar-White, Meghann Andrew, Misty Murphy, Kristin Tweedale, Andrea Gray and Alice Boll.Sign up at https://scraphappy.org/scrapsmarter-experience and be sure to use code ALICE to save $30 (good until December 15, 2020.
Thank you for tuning in to Episode 195 of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast. Full show notes & photos can be found on my website. This week’s segments included: Off the Needles On the Needles Brainstorming From the Armchair Crafty Adventures KAL News Events Life in Focus On a Happy Note Quote of the Week Thank you to this episode’s sponsors: Knit Wit Yarn Shop, Imagined Landscapes, Invictus Yarns, JDStudios480 Off the Needles, Hook or Bobbins Cake Party Socks- Take 2 Yarn: Wisdom Yarn Pix in the Cake Party Colorway & Patons Kroy (cuffs, heels, toes) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams. Link to my Ravelry Project Page. Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Black is the New Orange Socks- Ravelry Project Page Link Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Yarn: White Birch Fiber Arts 80/20 SW Merino, Nylon Self Striping in the Black is the New Orange Colorway Nanaimo Cardigan (Ravelry Project Page) Pattern: Nanaimo Cardigan (website link) by Tara-Lynn Morrison US 15 (10.0 mm) US 19 (15.0 mm) Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick in the Blackstone Colorway- Black with maroons, grays, browns. Trying small. Only 4 sts different in collar than Medium but with Super Bulky that makes a difference. On the Needles, Hook or Bobbins Tranquility Scarf Pattern: Laura’s Tranquility Scarf by Journey Chanel Designs ($4 crochet pattern). Ravelry Project Page. Also available on Etsy Hook: I (5.5 mm) Yarn: Malabrigo Rios- Colorway Archangel (2 skeins) Wave of Change Jacket Pattern: Wave of Change Jacket by Denise Bayron ($9 US). Click here for my Ravelry Project Page. Yarn: Battenkill Fibers Yarn Mom purchased at Rhinebeck 2019 (9 skeins in blue)- bulky Needles: US 6 (4.0 mm) & US 8 (5.0 mm) Cozy Classic Raglan Ripped back this sweater because I didn’t love the fit. It’s not even back on a needles yet but this is progress. Check out my Ravelry Project Page. Watch me talking through this in my Fall 2020: Around Town & Around the House video on the Down Cellar Studio YouTube Channel. Sweater Try-on is around the 10 minute mark. Rainbow Ripple Bralette Pattern: Ripple Bralette by Jessie Maed Designs ($9 US knitting pattern). Click here for my Ravelry Project Page. Needles: US 2 ( 2.75 mm) & US 4 (3.5 mm) Yarn: Spunky Eclectic yarn purchased at MA sheep & wool (I think) Gram’s Christmas Socks Yarn: Patons Kroy Stripes in the Sweet Stripes Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Brainstorming I talked about how I’ve set up my shawls in my closet to make sure I wear them all (instead of re-wearing the ones I love most). From the Armchair Civics 101 Podcast from NH Public Radio & Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Veep on HBO. Little Drops of Wonderful Vlogtober Videos Crafty Adventures Check out my new autumn video recorded during Rhinebeck weekend. Fall 2020: Around Town & Around the House video on the Down Cellar Studio YouTube Channel. December Daily. Memory Keeping project started by Ali Edwards where you tell 1 story a day each day in December. Won’t be doing a lot of our “normal” holiday things this year- put that time into documenting traditions and highlights of holidays gone by. I’m thinking of doing Vlogmas this year. What do you think? What do you want to see? KAL News Quarterly Quests! Get all of the details here. Quarter 4: October 1- December 31, 2020: Slay The Stash. Of course we still want you to slay your stash so we added it to the very end. Use up any skein purchased prior to 2020 all the way down to the last 3 yards. Again, older than 5 years (as of the start of 2020) gains you an extra entry.Check out the Ravelry Thread. Thank you Quarter 4 Sponsors: APLCrafts, AdoreKnit, Jennifer Lassonde Designs- Ravelry Link/LoveCrafts Link Pigskin Party ’20 Check out all of the details you need to know either in the Start Here Thread on Ravelry or on my website. Important Links: Rules– see what’s new and exciting this year. Sign up Form– get your name on the Roster! Points Tally Form– earned some points? Get credit! Support Request Form– mixed up something when entering points. Let us know. Scoreboard List of Pigskin ‘20 Sponsors Pro Shop Sponsors Exclusive Items Coupon Codes Prize Thread Questions Thread End Zone Dance– come celebrate each other’s finished projects (this is not where you enter your FOs for points in the 2020 season. See Rules for details) VTKimmyKim- hosting a Netflix Party movie night on November 7th at 8:00pm EST. Movie= Wine Country. Check out this and other pop-up events in this thread in the Ravelry Group— or host your announce and share it here. November Interception Sponsored by Fibernymph Dye Works: Punt! Sometimes during the game, a team needs to just call it like it is, switch up the direction of play and punt the ball to the other team. We’ve all gotten a lot of practice with punting things in 2020. For the November Interception sponsored by Fibernymph Dye Works, we’re going to see what projects you need to punt to make them work for you. This challenge is all about making substitutions from what a pattern calls for as a way of making sure it works for you (your materials, your skill levels, your aesthetic preference etc). Check out this thread in the Ravelry Group or the full details posted on my website. Tune in to hear if you’re a Participation Winner for the month of October. Events Virtual Vogue Knitting Live- November 2020 For those of you who did our Pigskin Virtual Kick off Pre-game Stretch with Mara- just a heads up that Mara will be doing her first ever event with Vogue. Her stretching class for makers will be available as marketplace extra so if you’ve signed up for a class you can join in on this too! Dramatic Knits Podcast is hosting a KAL October 1-December 31, 2020 where I am the featured designer! Check out this Ravelry Post for details. BIPOC Make Along: Runs 10/1-12/18 The Festive Sock Along with Amy Florence of Stranded Podcast. Stay tuned to her podcast Ravelry Group for details. October 1- December 1, 2020. #Festivesockalong2020 Beth MDQuilter (Instagram) and Abigail Covert_Knits (Instagram) teaming up for gilmorealong2020. Started 9/22. Knit All the Yarn Podcast #stockingstuffersmal2020 Check out the details in the Knit All the Yarn Podcast Ravelry Group. Runs from October 1 – December 31, 2020. No wips. Any craft is welcome! Kino Knits. Dumpster Fire 2020 Ornament(Ravelry Link) KAL. October 24-November 7, 2020. Post on public Instagram with #DumpsterFire2020KAL, and/or show proof of donating to your local food bank (no minimum – every little bit helps!) Life in Focus I had an invigorating chat with about planners and goal setting with my friend Melissa. I talked a little about how I’m doing things these days. Has the pandemic changed the way you plan your days/weeks/months? Want to hear more of my thoughts on planning? Check out my latest YouTube Video: Getting Organized, Setting Goals & Making the Most of 2020. This was a talk I did in January 2020. On a Happy Note I got out to Vote! Hope you will too Spent time with mom working on a memory keeping project for a friend. Looked through old photos and things while I was there. 2 trips to the library lately. Pick up quick visit only- can’t really stay and browse but that’s another thing off my 20 for 2020 list! Foliage! I adore it Getting back into working out after cortisone shot- inflamed sciatic nerve. Not fun. Back to regular massages though fear that will be cut off at some point with Covid numbers going back up in the US. Theragun daily seems to be making a difference in my most sore spots. Boxing Day Bonus Shawl is being knit up by test knitters. SO excited about some of the color combos they’re using! My fav part. Folks often choose colors/combos I don’t think of. Texting with my niece Eme who is away at college, photos she took for her photography class. Texts from my SIL with my youngest niece Gabriella snuggled in the blanket I crocheted for her. Cool weather for hand knits. Happy mail- advent swap package! Check out For the Love of Minnies Group on Ravelry. Thank you Stephanie, not sure if you listen. Also mailed an homemade yarn advent calendar to Sue of Legacy Fiber arts. She worked so hard on the ones for her shop. Doesn’t remember to keep one for herself. I figured she’s putting SO much joy out into the world, I wanted her to get some back. Had a BLAST working on it. SB supplies, stamping etc. Quote of the Week “Success is largely the failures you avoid. Health is the injuries you don’t sustain. Wealth is the purchases you don’t make. Happiness is the objects you don’t desire. Peace of mind is the arguments you don’t engage. Avoid the bad to protect the good.” -James Clear Thank you for tuning in! Contact Information: Ravelry: BostonJen & Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group Twitter: Instagram: BostonJen1 YouTube: Down Cellar Studio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downcellarstudio Sign up for my email newsletter to get the latest on everything happening in the Down Cellar Studio!
Ali Edwards has returned & we couldn't be happier! This episode begins with Ali talking about the “collective trauma” that we are all in the middle of and how we’re fine, but there’s an underlying trauma hum present. Also, how or even do we document it? Ali talks about story telling, playing with product, December Daily® 2020, and including hard times from this year while looking for the magic. The girls discuss Ali’s December Daily® Product Play 4 Workshop, Prep Party, and favorite products from this year’s 2020 collection.
On this episode of the Life Handmade Podcast, we chat remotely with Tazhiana Gordon. Listen in as Tazhiana describes how scrapbooking is a form of self-love and how we may all benefit from a creative outlet.More Info on the Life Handmade Podcast SubscribeScrapbook.com: Store and Community for CraftersLeave the Life Handmade Podcast a review!Vicki Boutin Storyteller Collection Mariposa PaperTazhiana's YouTube Video: HUSBAND DOES MY VOICEOVER CHALLENGETazhiana's Go-To product: Scrapbook.com 1" Foam RollsTazhiana's Go-To product: All of Scrapbook.com's Foam AdhesiveDistress OxideShop all Ali Edwards here!Follow Tazhiana on InstagramSubscribe to Tazhiana on YouTube!Like Tazhiana's Facebook Page!Podcast Music by Mindy GledhillPodcast Cover Art Projects by Flora Farkas#lifehandmadepodYou can find every episode of Life Handmade here!
This week host June Thomas talks about the underrated art of scrapbooking with Ali Edwards, who managed to turn her love of crafting into a full-time career. In the interview, Ali discusses her most popular scrapbooking projects, like “December Daily,” and explains why the practice of pairing photographs with words and artistic flair can lead to personal growth and reflection. After the interview, June and co-host Rumaan Alam talk about the benefits of documenting memories. In Slate Plus, Ali reminisces about one of her favorite high-school teachers. Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. It’s only $35 for the first year, and you can get a free two-week trial. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week host June Thomas talks about the underrated art of scrapbooking with Ali Edwards, who managed to turn her love of crafting into a full-time career. In the interview, Ali discusses her most popular scrapbooking projects, like “December Daily,” and explains why the practice of pairing photographs with words and artistic flair can lead to personal growth and reflection. After the interview, June and co-host Rumaan Alam talk about the benefits of documenting memories. In Slate Plus, Ali reminisces about one of her favorite high-school teachers. Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. It’s only $35 for the first year, and you can get a free two-week trial. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week host June Thomas talks about the underrated art of scrapbooking with Ali Edwards, who managed to turn her love of crafting into a full-time career. In the interview, Ali discusses her most popular scrapbooking projects, like “December Daily,” and explains why the practice of pairing photographs with words and artistic flair can lead to personal growth and reflection. After the interview, June and co-host Rumaan Alam talk about the benefits of documenting memories. In Slate Plus, Ali reminisces about one of her favorite high-school teachers. Send your questions about creativity and any other feedback to working@slate.com. Podcast production by Cameron Drews. If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get benefits like zero ads on any Slate podcast, bonus episodes of shows like Slow Burn and Dear Prudence—and you’ll be supporting the work we do here on Working. It’s only $35 for the first year, and you can get a free two-week trial. Sign up now to help support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode I share about Ali Edwards and her One Little Word class that has really helped me last year, and how although I'm not really doing the lessons so far this year my word CREATE has been the one thing keeping me going these days. I share part of the process I go through to create a new digital painting every day and why it's been so beneficial!
Podcast 017 | Memory Keeping with Ali EdwardsOn this episode, Jeanne interviews Ali Edwards, teacher, designer, author, and pioneer in theworld of scrapbooking and memory keeping.” 2:11 “I started scrapbooking in 2002…and had no intention of this being a business.” 4:09 “When I went to college originally I actually went to study marine biology, because I wasgoing to work with Killer Whales. But I had one semester of chemistry and I realized I hate this,there's nothing about this that I like.” 6:06 “Sitting in a specific graphic design class, that was a complete ‘aha' moment in my life. Iknew I was in the right place.” 10:42 “I feel that it's always been a continual learning process. I don't remember ever sitting inmy office or at my desk and saying ‘this is the voice I'm going to use.'” 11:51 “I made a decision at some point in time that I didn't want to throw anyone under the busin telling my personal story. As I tell the stories, I tell them from the lens of ‘What did I learn?'” 16:36 “I've always looked at scrapbooking, probably from within the first year of starting to doit, that it was something for me, that it wasn't for my kids. This is your story, you can't tell yourkids story; you can tell their story from your perspective…” 17:44 “What I really, really love are everyday kinds of stories.” 22:04 “I love the New Year, I like turning the page, I like a fresh start, that is part of mypersonality…” 23:59 “So many times people do set an intention for the beginning of the year, and then theyforget about it. But by having a monthly check in you are keeping yourself on track.” 26:07 “There is one piece of me that trusts my internal compass…I am someone who is morelikely to take action than to not take action. Anxiety has been a part of my story, but my anxietymotivates me.” 27:24 “I didn't set out to say ‘I am going to build a business.' It's been one little decision afteranother. Saying yes to something and saying no to something…” 34:42 “I'm definitely constantly taking the temperature, how is this going, how is our communitydoing, how can we help them…” 39:05 “We're totally down with the slower pace, not having as many kid activities…” Ali Edwards's passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Her work includes blogging, teaching, writing, photography, and memory keeping product design. Learn more at http://www.aliedwards.com. Jeanne OliverTen Tips To Take Back The PeaceA free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE. Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com. You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook.
Today on a special episode of Life Handmade: At Home Edition, we sit down with crafter, instructor, and author Ali Edwards. Join us for a trip down memory lane, all the way back to her roots of memory keeping with the birth of her son in 2002. Get some need-to-know advice about choosing which stories to tell and when, and the importance of the deep-dive details in everyday moments. You'll also hear about embracing life’s imperfections to live a full life and how Ali has found time to celebrate small moments amidst divorce, new love, and raising her autistic son.More Info on the Life Handmade Podcast SubscribeScrapbook.com: Store and Community for CraftersAli Edwards’ websiteAli’s A Week in the Life ProjectAli Edwards’ Project Gallery at Scrapbook.comOne Little Word WorkshopAli Edwards’ KitsAli Edwards’ Digital DownloadsDecember Daily ProjectTechnique Tuesday products at Scrapbook.comMeditations for Women Who Do Too Much by Anne Wilson SchaefDave Matthews BandColleen Attara Studios - Salvaged Words, Original Art and More!Colleen Attara Trailing Hearts CanvasPodcast Music by Mindy GledhillPodcast Cover Art Projects by Flora Farkas#lifehandmadepod
In the midst of Women's History Month, Todd and Mindy discuss the power of female storytelling with Ali Edwards, who began her storytelling journey with scrapbooking and now encourages people to tell stories through all kinds of media (digital, print, photography, and more). They address imposter syndrome, encouraging stories in an increasingly digital age, and feeling confident in your own story.
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One Little Word – maleńka rzecz, mikrodziałanie, które jednak co roku sprawia mi mnóstwo radości. O co chodzi? O wybranie sobie jednego słowa, które będzie nam przyświecało przez cały kolejny rok. Inicjatorką tego projektu jest Ali Edwards, która wpadła na pomysł w 2006 roku. Tak sama o tym pomyśle mówi (tłumaczenie moje): Pojedyncze słowo potrafi... Artykuł One Little Word pochodzi z serwisu Temat Na Dziś.
We are talking about exactly how and why to tell your wellness story with the storyteller and meaning-maker expert Ali Edwards. We'll tell you exactly what that means, why you'd want to tell your wellness story, and then how to do it. Ali and I have also partnered together to create the very first Wellness Story course, which I believe has the opportunity to change your relationship with wellness, the way that you see yourself, and the way that you tell your story. It's research-based and incredibly meaningful, combining Ali's expertise in story telling and meaning-making and Robyn's expertise in research and behavior change into a package in a way that's never really been done before. Show Notes (under episode 110) Get Simplified, Gentle Wellness Tips + Be in the Know Connect on Instagram Join the Facebook group Show the Feel Good Effect Love If you loved today’s episode be sure to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts so we can keep bringing you more content like this! Share the show on Instagram, tagging @realfoodwholelife so that we can connect and highlight listeners on my feed.
In this episode, I continue the topic of printing at home, this time about digital scrapbooking supplies. Everything I use along with my favorite shops are linked up here and on my faves page.FAVE SHOPS:In a Creative Bubble: https://creativebubble.bigcartel.com/Little Lamm Paper Co.: http://littlelammco.blogspot.com/Sahin Designs: https://sahindesigns.com/Illustrated Faith: https://www.illustratedfaith.com/shop/AC Digitals: https://www.acdigitals.com/The Reset Girl: https://www.theresetgirl.com/Humble & Create: http://shop.thedigitalpress.co/Humble-and-Create/Allie Scraps: https://shop.alliescraps.com/Citrus Twist Kits: https://citrustwistkits.com/Feed Your Craft: https://shop.feedyourcraft.com/Ali Edwards: https://aliedwards.com/shop/digitalKerri Bradford: https://www.kerribradford.com/The Lilypad: https://the-lilypad.com/store/home.phpDigital Press Co.: http://shop.thedigitalpress.co/home.phpMORE ABOUT ANDREA: START here for all the things: www.retrohipco.comCONNECT on Instagram @retrohipmamaGET your hands on Retro Hip MagazineCHECK OUT all my faves: https://retrohipco.com/favesSupport the show (https://retrohipco.com/membership-info)
My friends, Jess Forster and Ali Edwards have created an online workshop that can help you write the powerful words to quite literally guide your family's path and progress to greater resiliency.
About Ali: Ali Edwards’ passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Designer, blogger, workshop instructor, and author of four books about memory keeping, Ali is well known for authentically capturing everyday life with photos and words and creating memory keeping projects from those moments that pass by in an instant. Guided by simple principles such as not making things more complicated than they need to be, focusing on the things that matter most and embracing imperfection, Ali Edwards is proud to be a work in progress. She believes without a doubt that there’s no right or wrong way to do all this, that the real stories are worth telling, and there’s a whole lot of celebrating to do even in the midst of the challenging pieces of life. Since 2004, Ali Edwards blog, workshops and memory keeping projects have inspired tens of thousands of people to share their own stories and enrich their own lives through the process. Show notes: http://tamihackbarth.com/episode18/
Do you have a mantra or word that you live by? For me, there is something so powerful in choosing a word that can be a focal point to help guide your life’s journey. On today’s episode, I am joined by Ali Edwards, designer, blogger, workshop instructor and author. We chat about choosing a word to keep you accountable in all aspects of your life and how having a word helps you to embrace the grey areas. I always love talking to Ali, she's such a real, authentic and encouraging force. She is someone that I have admired for so many reasons and I am sure that many of you have too. We also discuss owning your story and celebrating it, being okay with being a beginner, and recognizing the importance of words in your life and the impact that they can bring to strengthen relationships. What’s in this episode: Where Ali’s passion for storytelling came from How her aesthetic has changed and simplified Leading with your story Why Ali started a workshop Choosing a word to lead your life Becoming more aware of your habits and tracking them Finding solutions that fit you and your lifestyle How she started with her scrapbooking events Being vulnerable and brave when sharing How Ali crafts a life she loves by saying “no” Having a trusted person to push you toward growth Creating boundaries for your work and life Focusing on your health Owning your story and celebrating it About Ali: Ali Edwards' passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Designer, blogger, workshop instructor, and author of four books about memory keeping, Ali is well known for authentically capturing everyday life with photos and words and creating memory keeping projects from those moments that pass by in an instant. Guided by simple principles such as not making things more complicated than they need to be, focusing on the things that matter most and embracing imperfection, Ali Edwards is proud to be a work in progress. She believes without a doubt that there's no right or wrong way to do all this, that the real stories are worth telling, and there's a whole lot of celebrating to do even in the midst of the challenging pieces of life. Since 2004, Ali Edwards blog, workshops and memory keeping projects have inspired tens of thousands of people to share their own stories and enrich their own lives through the process. Ali lives in Eugene, Oregon with her two children and their cat George Washington. Connect with Ali: Website | Facebook | Personal Instagram | Wellness Instagram | Business Instagram Links: Ali's Shop (Use my code AMYTAN15 for 15% off) Heal I would love to hear from you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram or on my website. If you enjoyed this podcast and you haven’t already, I’d like to encourage you to subscribe that way you won’t miss a single update. Craft a Life You Love by taking a small step toward turning happiness and fulfillment by embracing and understanding all of your feelings, even the negative ones.
I’ve known Ali Edwards for many years. When I was editor at Simple Scrapbooks, Ali was a regular contributor to our sister publication, Creating Keepsakes, so in a sense we worked in parallel—we both created content for magazines—we are both memory keepers and teachers and we often taught classes at the same events. A few years beyond that, Ali was one of the most popular online teachers at bigpictureclasses.com and we LOVED working with her. I shared more of her professional bio in the episode, but here let me add that one of the primary reasons I adore Ali so much is the inspiring way she documents everyday life with her family. She is real and open with life—the good and the difficult. Through her many workshops, she has led tens of thousands of women in their quest to document both the momentous and the mundane. Ali is also a fantastic example of how traveling with a single word can help you live your current story and enhance the quality of your life—in fact, I know you’ll LOVE this episode because we talk about the power of words — as it relates to memory keeping, family life and personal well-being. If you’re not familiar with Ali’s annual project, called One Little Word, be sure to watch this video. You’ll also get to hear Ali talk about her health and some of the changes she is making to preserve and promote her vitality and combat frustrating conditions. She mentions that she is currently following the Wahls protocol, so I’m linking HERE to Dr. Terry Wahls website. Ali is really great to share what she is learning about health and wellness on her @ae_wellness Instagram account, so if you’re wanting more detailed information, you will enjoy following her there. Ali mentions a few times using Project Life, which is both a memory keeping approach and full system of products developed by our mutual friend, Becky Higgins. The idea of reading a list of words came from Liz Lamoreux You can learn much more about Ali at aliedwards.com and specifically on her about page, HERE. Be sure to peruse her favorite pages and projects because that’s my favorite part. Ali’s scrapbooks are full of the kinds of details I love.As always I’m so grateful to you for listening. If you have questions or comments, leave them here as a comment or send me an email stacy@stacyjulian.com — I love hearing from you! And remember, YOU have exactly enough time for the important things in your life.
Welcome to The Postgame, our spoiler filled series where we deep dive into with a selected game of our choosing. This includes discussions about the ending, plot twists, and overall thoughts of the game. This month, after much crying since 2013's "DmC: Devil May Cry," by Ninja Theory. Capcom returns with the ever so SSStyyyyllish Devil May Cry 5! Topics Covered: 00:04:51 - What is our personal history with Devil May Cry? 00:19:17 - Fun Facts About Devil May Cry 5! 00:26:16 - What is the Definitive rankings of the Devil May Cry Franchise? 00:32:49 - Who's the best protagonist? 00:36:34 - What is our coolest weapon of choice? 00:42:56 - What weapon did we avoid? 00:45:55 - What is the best... styyyyllleee? 00:50:31 - Now tell me about that sick gameplay! 01:14:51 - Are YOU Dead Weight? 01:16:25 - But what about the story? 01:45:00 - These are the Hype Anime Moments!! 01:51:52 - Thoughts on the Ending? 01:53:36 - And then there was The Postgame! Email us at: email@saveourprogress.com Follow us on Twitter at: twitter.com/SaveOurProgress Or follow the hosts on twitter at: Craig - twitter.com/SearosCanoel Paul - twitter.com/pomorales Pete - twitter.com/EspadaPete Zac - twitter.com/AronZacField Produced by Zachary Field Podcast Artwork by Natalie Fang Dai Opening Theme Devil May Cry 5 "Devil Trigger” Composed by Casey Edwards, & is performed by Ali Edwards and Cliff Lloret. Ending Theme: Devil May Cry 5 "Silver Bullet” Composed by Casey Edwards, & is performed by Ali Edwards and Cliff Lloret.
No começo dos anos 2000, Hideki Kamiya estragou tanto um Resident Evil que ele se tornou Devil May Cry. Recebemos Fernando Mucioli para discutir as origens, o legado, a história e os combos aéreos daquele primeiro jogo.E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deLinks Comentados: Versão cancelada de RE4 Bebês da Umbrella "Dante" no Corredor Blocos do Podcast: 00:03:24: Apresentação do Convidado 00:05:45: Origens de Devil May Cry 00:23:31: Devil May Cry Trilha do Podcast: "Tables Turn" de Wonderful 101 "Credit Line of Whole Staff" de Resident Evil 2 "Red Hot Juice" de Devil May Cry "Ultra Violet" de Devil May Cry "Lock & Load" de Devil May Cry "Bloody Bladder" de Devil May Cry "Dante & Trish" de Devil May Cry "Devil Trigger" por Casey & Ali Edwards
elise chats with Ali Edwards about the practice of choosing a guiding word for the year. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes154
One Little Word: Grow http://insideoutsidemichiana.blogspot.com/2012/12/2012-one-little-word-grow.html Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/carla_berkey/grow/ Worm Factory 360: https://amzn.to/2S6VEaj One Little Word: Explore https://insideoutsidemichiana.blogspot.com/2013/01/2013-one-little-word-explore.html Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/carla_berkey/explore-2013/ One Little Word with Ali Edwards: https://aliedwards.com/projects/one-little-word How to Be an Explorer of the World: Portable Life Museum by Keri Smith https://amzn.to/2S5qJeh May contain affiliate links Loose Parts Play Facebook Page Loose Parts Play Facebook Group Inside Outside Michiana Facebook Page Loose Parts Nature Play Website
Today’s guest is Ali Edwards, a designer, blogger, workshop instructor, and author of four books about memory-keeping. She has mastered the art of finding story in the little details of everyday life and using one little word to set an intention that makes a big difference. Ali Edwards is an expert in that very special place where stories, images, and words about life intersect. In this episode, Ali talks about how to tell stories in a way that promotes growth, by challenging the ways we tell ourselves stories. Listen for more on Ali’s projects and how to get involved. Instagram: @realfoodwholelife Join our Facebook Group Subscribe: join the tribe! Show the Feel Good Effect Love If you loved today’s episode be sure to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts so we can keep bringing you more content like this! Share the show on Instagram, tagging @realfoodwholelife so that we can connect and highlight listeners on my feed.
On today’s show, I am speaking with the lovely, Sarah Zayas. Living in Southern California, with her husband Omar and new daughter, Felicity, Sarah is a stay a home mom. Currently Sarah creates clean, modern graphic traveller’s notebook layouts and pocket page spreads for Studio Calico and Citrus Twist kits. She has previously been on design teams for Ali Edwards and Feed Your Craft. In part two, we discuss balancing life as a caregiver and creative playtime. Enjoy the show!
We couldn’t be more thrilled to bring back our very first guest interviewee, Ali Edwards, to the show today with this very special episode centered around the projects she hosts this time of year: December Daily® and One Little Word®. // Listen to Ali’s 1st interview with us here (https://www.craftyassfemale.com/episodes/24/aliedwards).
On today’s show, I am speaking with the lovely, Sarah Zayas. Living in Southern California, with her husband Omar and new daughter, Felicity, Sarah is a stay a home mom. Currently Sarah creates clean, modern graphic traveller’s notebook layouts and pocket page spreads for Studio Calico and Citrus Twist kits. She has previously been on design teams for Ali Edwards and Feed Your Craft. In part one of our conversation, we discuss Sarah evolution into paper crafting and how she balancing her creative time with being a new mother. Next week we will focus on how she creates her gorgeous TN spreads. Enjoy the show!
Episode 10: Ali Edwards on Your Story and Learning to Love a "Normal" Day When our stories don’t go like we think they should… Features On Being Lost & Found A Story About Two People Ali and Rachael's Essential Dave Matthews Band Playlist A 2nd Marriage in Photos Show Notes References, links, and corrections from this episode! Ratatouille: Watch the scene from the movie and tell us what YOUR "ratatouille" is HERE! Dave Matthews on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieoiAeL-uow Bowl Cuts and Looking Like Boys: Chocolate Coconut Almond Butter Recipe {It's really SO good and you NEVER have to feel guilty about this treat!} Projects We Discussed: One Little Word + December Daily {You can find more information at AliEdwards.com} Related Posts on TodaysMama.com We weren't joking when we said we loved DMB. Dave Matthews Band and Grover Sing About Their Feelings Dave Matthews Talks Fatherhood Printable Dave Matthews Quote For Your Valentine Ali Edwards Bio Ali Edwards's passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Her work includes blogging, teaching, writing, photography, and memory keeping product design. Learn more at http://www.aliedwards.com/. In her words: “I'm a 42 year old who runs a business that encourages people to value and tell their stories, mom to 5 kids (2 biological + 3 bonus), remarried to a partner who makes me laugh regularly. I love to read and work in my yard and travel and scrapbook.” Follow Ali Website: AliEdwards.com Instagram: @AliEdwards or @AE_Wellness Facebook Listen to the Today’s Mama Podcast: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Libsyn YouTube Direct Download Follow Today's Mama: E-mail (this is the best way) Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter FULL SHOW NOTES HERE
Welcome back to season 3 of Pocket Talk! On today's show, I speak with Ali Edwards and Katie Jaeger about documenting the holidays. Specifically, we chat about their upcoming in-person crop, the December Daily Prep Party. In our conversation, we discuss the motivation for organizing this type of event, how it differs from Story Camp and what to pack, if you are attending. If the December Daily Prep Party isn't is the budget this year, don't fret! Ali and I discuss some of our initial plans for our 2018 December Daily projects. Notably, the 2018 December Daily order period starts Thursday September 6th & the last day to register for the December Daily Prep Party is Monday September 20th. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: Ali Edwards Katie Jaeger December Daily Concept December Daily Prep Party Ali's New York Entry from her 2012 December Daily
April Foster is the founder and CEO of Inked Brands, the leader in influencer commerce. In 2007, as a blogger and craft enthusiast, she originally founded Studio Calico where she built a subscription scrapbooking service that combined content with commerce. Studio Calico was named to the Inc5000 list 4 consecutive years as one of the fastest growing companies in America. Since then, April has been pioneering influencer commerce as the founder and CEO of Inked. She’s obsessed with combining relevant products, paid content, and smart marketing with influencer brands such as Studio DIY, The Bucket List Family, Meghan Rienks, and Ali Edwards. April lives in Kentucky with her husband, Greg, and four young children.
Topics Covered: 00:02:15 - E3 Corrections 00:17:03 - Assassin's Creed Odyssey 00:19:43 - Xenoblade Chronicles 2 DLC 00:22:25 - Cyberpunk 2077 00:27:50 - Devil May Cry 5 00:33:03 - Kingdom Hearts III 00:37:40 - Year of the Samurai 00:42:38 - Resident Evil 2 00:46:01 - Tales of Vesperia 00:50:13 - Anthem 00:53:42 - Daemon x Machina 00:56:49 - Metal Wolf Chaos XD 00:57:53 - Sable 00:59:32 - Death Stranding 01:04:15 - Fallout 76 01:05:25 - The Last of Us Part II 01:07:47 - Splatoon 2 Expansion 01:08:41 - Destiny 2: Forsaken 01:09:40 - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 01:14:28 - Dragon Quest XI / Octopath Traveler 01:16:05 - Babylon's Fall 01:17:16 - Ori and the Will of Wisps / Tunic / Desert Child 01:18:26 - Tetris Effect 01:19:13 - Dead or Alive 6 / Soul Calibur VI / DBFZ on Switch Email us at: email@saveourprogress.com Follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/SaveOurProgress Or follow the hosts on twitter at: Craig - https://twitter.com/SearosCanoel Paul - https://twitter.com/pomorales Pete - https://twitter.com/HalfTuckPete Zac - https://twitter.com/AronZacField Produced by Zachary Field Podcast Artwork by Natalie Fang Dai Opening Theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJEPTk7FLmk Pamgaea by Kevin MacLeod [Check out more of Kevin MacLeod over at http://incompetech.com/] Ending Credits Devil May Cry 5 "DEVIL TRIGGER - Nero's Battle Theme" by Casey Edwards feat. Ali Edwards
In this episode, Ali discusses details about how she got started in the paper crafting industry, the inspiration behind her new Story Planner line, and her Week in the Life™ project - taking place next week, starting Monday, May 7th through May 13th. The ladies also chat about social media in their Patreon exclusive ‘After Chatter’ show, where you can sign up to watch a video of them three chat it up!
elise chats with Ali Edwards about the practice of choosing a guiding word for the year. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/pocast
023 Finding Real Health in Real Life: Feel Good Effect Success with Ali Edwards We’re diving into a Feel Good Effect success story today, as we chat with Ali Edwards from aliedwards.com. We talk about Ali’s wellness story, how she balances taking care of herself as a working mama of a blended family of seven, and how she’s used lessons taken from the Feel Good Effect to find real health in real life. Ali Edwards's passion resides in that very special place where the stories and images of life intersect. Her work includes teaching, writing, photography, and memory keeping product design. Learn more about her intentional memory keeping projects and products at http://www.aliedwards.com. Key Takeaways Ali’s wellness story, what worked and what didn’t. What’s still challenging on a day to day basis. How Ali found help with her anxiety and depression. Her philosophy on food and feeding a family of seven. Her approach to movement and finding what works for her. Ali’s go-to Feel Good Effect podcast episodes. Show Resources Feel Good Effect 003: How to Naturally Balance Your Hunger Hormones with Kelly LeVeque Feel Good Effect 004: Finding Intuitive Health and Committing to Real with Sadie Lincoln Feel Good Effect 014: The True Meaning of Wellness with Colleen Wachob Feel Good Effect 015: The Secret to a Happy Healthy Life with Gretchen Rubin Feel Good Effect 019: FInding Healthy Middle Ground and Thriving with an Autoimmune Disease with Phoebe Lapine Guest Information Website: http://www.aliedwards.com Instagram: @ae_wellness Show the Feel Good Effect Love Share it via Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews help more people find the show! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts.
Thank you for tuning in to Episode 112 of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast. This week's segments included: Off the Needles On the Needles Brainstorming Crafty Adventures KAL News Events Contests, News and Notes Life in Focus On a Happy Note Quote of the Week Off The Needles Brooklyn the Ballerina Pattern: Brooklyn the Ballerina by Yarn Society on Etsy (not list on Ravelry) $4.99 Hook: C Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash (white), Knit Picks Brava (blue), Malibrigo (red) On the Needles Mexicali Stripes Socks + Blues Stripey Socks Patons Kroy Stripes in Mexicali Stripes and Singin the blues stripes Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Cascade Heritage Prints Christmas Socks Yarn: Cascade Heritage Prints Color 26 Holidays Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Lea’s Christmas Stocking Pattern: Christmas Stockings to Knit and Crochet from Family Circle Magazine Yarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes in Red, Everglade Heather and White Hook: F (3.75 mm) Granny Square Scrap Blanket #2 Pattern: Waveless Colorful Granny by CherylDeeCrochet (free) Hook: D (3.25 mm) Yarn: leftover angering weight scraps Using 3 rounds of one color of fingering. Hexagon Scrappy Blanket Pattern: Instructions from this tutorial Yarn: leftover sock yarn Hook: D 3.25 mm Brainstorming Swatching for Donner by Elizabeth Doherty. Yarn= Ellyn Cooper’s Yarn Sonnets- Jenny base which is a 50/50 bamboo cotton fingering in the driftwood colorway Getting Gradient Angles back on track. I encourage you to check out the amazing kits at Infinite Twist. be sure to put Down Cellar Studio in the referral box at check out to get some free goodies. For a free copy of the Quintia Shawl pattern through May 31st with code: highfive It's the the of year to wash the winter knits before storing them for the winter. That will help to keep any critters away. Crafty Adventures Week in the Life Project by Ali Edwards. Some products I mentioned. Becky Higgins 6x8 page protectors Snap brand 6x8 page protectors Pics Art app to put digital stamps on photos Digital stamps from Ali Edwards KAL News 12 Months to Christmas KAL Click here to find about more about this KAL. Check out: Chat Thread & FO Thread The 12 Months to Christmas KAL is a craft-a-long that helps you prepare for the busy winter holiday season. Complete gift projects each month (or just in the months that you choose) so you don’t have to scramble in December. Find some cool new gift ideas, cheer each other on, and we’ll provide some motivation in the form of the potential to win prizes! WIP’ing 2017 in the Butt Declare a WIP from 2016 or earlier within the first 5 days of the month, posting a photo of it in the thread. Finish the project by the end of the month, update your post with your FO photo and you'll be eligible to win a Ravelry downloadable pattern of your choosing up to $8. April Prize: Fibernymph Dye Works- A set of mini skeins from my Antigua colorway collection…this includes six mini skeins, three on Bounce (80 yards each) and three on Bedazzled (87 yards each) Splash Pad Party KAL The Splash Pad Party KAL runs June 1- July 31. Click here for Rules. Interested in Sponsoring? Click here for details. Snack Shack Sponsors (as of 4/28) Daizie Knits Imagined Landscapes Designs Knits4Comfort MarigoldJen Hand Dyed Yarns The Martini Knitter Company MediaPeruana Designs Remade By Hand Designs She Is Sew Whimsical Sunny Shoppe Windswept Designs The Worsted Purl Zombody Knits Pro Shop Sponsors (as of 4/28) Atelier de Soyun Colorful Eclectic Dragonfly Fibers Fibernymph Dye Works Infinite Twist Knit Style Yarns Knitters Brewing Company Knitty Kitty Bags The Periwinkle Sheep Pearl and Plum Prairie Bag Works Skeindalous Yarns Sunsoaked Yarns Wooly Wonka Fibers Designs of Arcadia will be selling Splash Pad Party Logo Totes- get Pro Shop points for using that as your project bag. Also makes a great beach/pool tote! I love mine. Events Where are Jen & Lisa?: check out the thread in our Ravelry Group Maryland Sheep & Wool: May 6 & 7, 2017 + Pop Up Event a the Knot House May 5-7 in Frederick MD NH Sheep and Wool: May 13 & 14, 2017 RI Fiber Festival: May 20, 2017 Long Island Fleece & Fiber Fair- May 20 & 21, 2017 Massachusetts Sheep and Wool: May 27 & 28, 2017 Adirondack Wool and Arts Festival: September 23 & 24 VT Sheep and Wool: September 30 & October 1, 2017 Tune in to hear my best trips for Maryland Sheep & Wool Planning. Also check out: My blog post on Fiber Events: Setting Yourself Up for Success Mary, Kino Knits, created a free downloadable fiber festival planning sheet, available exclusively to subscribers to her new Kino Knits newsletter. Sign up here. Stash Dash KAL - hosted by the Knit Girllls Podcast. Starts May 26th. Contest News and Notes Please check out my latest shawl design Emelyn Mae Shawl regular price $6.00. On sale for 50% off until May 15th. Life in Focus Happiness Project 2017- April Explore my Surroundings Exploring Charles Street after work. $10 sock blockers at store that's moving. Dan and I went to a local restaurant for their $2 tapas Thursday night events three weeks in a row. Adding date night into routine definitely making me happier. On A Happy Note Easter with the family Retirement Planning Kris' birthday dinner Bowling for A’s 8th birthday. CT Sheep and Wool Festival with Emelyn (our 4th fiber festival together). Tune in for audio at end of the episode. Quote of the Week “To be really happy and really safe, one ought to have at least two or three hobbies, and they must all be real.” – Winston Churchill, “Hobbies” ------ For website: Thank you for tuning in! 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On today's roundtable, Jess' speaks with Ali Edwards, Brandi Kincaid and Pam Baldwin about all things Week In The Life! In this conversation we chat about streamlining our process, how a project like this can help you reflect on the life you want to live and how to be "successful". This is a great conversation for anyone interested in completing an intensive project like this. Enjoy the show! Show notes: Ali's 2017 Prep Post Jess' 2010 Week In the Life Album Jess ' 2012 Week In the Life Album Jess' 2016 WITL Photos & Words
elise chats with Ali Edwards about the practice of choosing a guiding word for the year. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes117
in·ten·tion·al inˈten(t)SH(ə)n(ə)l/ adjective done on purpose; deliberate; done in a way that is planned. I know, I know. We hear repeatedly how ‘this one thing’ will change everything, but when we peel back the layers it becomes apparent that ‘this one thing’ consists of a thousand other steps before we can bring it all together. The reality is that there will always be steps we need to take to get where we want to go. But how can we possibly maintain our grit and determination to get there when we are constantly bombarded with distractions and circumstances? All you need to do is have a couple of kids to realize that the road ahead is anything but straight and narrow, so how can you help yourself stay on that winding road without sliding down the slippery slope of living an average year? As Robin Sharma says, “Postponing your greatness is a recipe for heartbreak; and being casual about the life you deserve leads to casualty.” Do you feel yourself heading towards heartbreak because you have postponed yourself or your business too many time? Is this the year you decide to stop postponing the possibilities, realize your dreams or experience a slam dunk in your business growth? You know you are in charge of your own destiny, but you feel the need for something more – an injection of some kind to breathe excitement into your planning. Well, ‘this one thing’ could possibly make all the difference for you, in order to have that stand out year you so desire. “Done in a way that is planned.” That’s how the dictionary describes the word ‘intentional’. It isn’t an out-of-reach, scary word but rather one that can literally change your life. When you apply this ingredient to your dreams, goals and plans, it adds an element of, “I’ve got this and I’m not going to waver!” Today on the podcast, I share ways to access this key ingredient, how to incorporate it as a theme for the year, why it’s an integral part to ensuring a stand out year. Listen in – I want this to be your year, fully owned and lived by you, intentionally. Enjoy today’s episode! Recommended Resources Luck is the residue of design Behind-the-scenes: How I use Evernote to be more efficient and stay focused My 3 words for 2016 by Chris Brogan Find your word for 2016 by Susannah Conway One little word by Ali Edwards Thanks for listening! I want to thank you for listening and to those that have taken the time to review the show. If you like the Beyond PRO Podcast, please consider leaving an honest review in iTunes. Your review goes a long way to help this podcast get found by more people. Thank you! You can review & rate the show here Beyond PRO Podcast. Loving this podcast. Episode topics are interesting, the content is incredibly helpful, and the episode length is perfect. Keep up the great work, Stephanie. ~J Carbary
hey! welcome to season three! elise chats with Ali Edwards about having a guiding word for the year. Last year, around this time, we spoke about the same thing and this episode is a reflection on 2015 and a look forward into 2016. shownotes for this episode can be found at elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes79
elise chats with Ali Edwards and Katie Jaeger of aliedwards.com about scheduling your work time so that you can feel like you're running your business instead of it running you. shownotes for this episode can be found at http://elisejoy.com/podcast/shownotes66
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On today's show, Jess speaks with Donya Gjerdingen of DonyaLuana.com Starting Project Life in 2012, Donya has successfully stuck with traditional pocket page scrapbooking for the past three years. In 2014, Donya was on the Becky Higgins Project Life Creative team and is currently on the Ali Edwards and One Little Bird Digital Design Team. When it comes to creating pages, Donya is the master at mixing black and white and colour photos. She also pays attention to detail, adding fun digital elements to her journaling cards. For those starting out, Donya gives specific tips on how to develop your style around the 19:00 minute mark of our conversation. Enjoy!
Ali Edwards joins us to continue our discussion on the book Daring Greatly and how it relates to creativity and our favorite hobby, digital scrapbooking. We recommend listening to our first discussion Episode 81: Creativity and Daring Greatly before listening to this one.
Ali Edwards joins us to talk about the things that impact creativity the most. We are discussing some tough topics and can't wait to hear what you have to say as we all move together toward Daring Greatly in our creativity. It's life changing!
Ali Edwards joins us for this discussion. We talk about story, guilt, and several other topics. Join Noell Hyman, Nancy Nally, and Ana Cabrera for this fun, light-hearted discussion on scrapbooking.
In this free episode of Paperclipping, you’ll learn how to position, resize, and recolor digital word art in Photoshop Elements. You’ll also see why Ali Edwards’s digital products are just as perfect for heritage photos and projects as they is for modern ones. You’ll find The Story Word Art + Hand Drawn Brushes by Ali Edwards, featured in the tutorial, at Designer Digitals, and they’re 30% off right now! You can watch the video above or download the high-quality version instead. To learn more about this layout and the hidden tag that contains historical information watch episode 99. If you liked today’s tutorial, follow the link to see why you’ll probably enjoy a Paperclipping Membership. Layouts From A Previous Paperclipping Live I haven’t had a chance to share the scrapbook pages from Dedra Long’s visit to Paperclipping Live a while ago. Here they are below… Hello Kitty two 12×12 pages Hello Kitty The photo on the left is myself around 4th grade–just a little older than my daughter, Trinity, in the photo on the right. I chose pictures of us in similarly shaped outfits and poses to emphasize the theme of commonality. Journaling reads: I adored Hello Kitty as a little girl and still do at age 36. I love her oval round face and the simplicity of her design. As a kid I didn’t get enough of her to feel satisfied so I love getting to enjoy her again through Trinity, who loves her too. Layout By Dedra Long Layout By Dedra Long Journaling to her daughter reads: You and me spending time together…these are some of the times I cherish most…I always love to walk in the studio to see the newest setup you have put together…It usually look something like this…the princess laptop, crayons, paper and scissors…you usually have the princesses singing the alphabet and you join then…then it’s math…in the end you show me your latest work of art…I will never forget. The Details The Details Almost all of the scrapbooking items on both layouts are from Theresa Collins. I salvaged all the Hello Kitty items from actual H.K. stuff–a backpack, a watch, party invitations, plus there are a few pictures. The spinner arrow underneath the tiny H.K. on the clock is a Tim Holtz spinner that I painted pink. Want help layering embellishments the way you see them layered in the center circle? If you have a Paperclipping Membership, I recommend watching Paperclipping 94 where I showed the techniques and principles of layers that lead in a “crescendo” toward a climactic point.
Today’s free Quick Tip features a journaling idea that I used on a digital product by Ali Edwards. In the next Paperclipping episode, I’ll actually show you how to use and adjust that product, so make sure you come back soon.
Have you been waiting to hear about Ali Edwards newest book, due to release any day now? Listen to this week’s podcast (audio only) as I interview Ali and she shares all the secrets…
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